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HAVE: Seed To Seed Gardens Grab Bag

16 years ago

I am looking for fellow gardeners that like surprises.

I am supplying seeds to several local non-profit organizations and I would like a larger selection, so I will trade you pack for pack for any seeds you no longer need.

You can ask for.

Ca-cantaloupes

Me-melons (assorted)

Mu-Musk melons

Wa-Watermelons

To-Tomato

Sq-Squash

Fl -Flowers.

Assorted- could be anything.

We need to keep it to fewer than 25 packs (I canÂt fit much more than that in a bubble envelope) or we can do multiple trades.

Commercial seeds are welcome.

I will do my best to send you what you want but it is first come first served.

I donÂt want to know what you are sending, just how many verities.

LetÂs Have Fun.

Thanks

Tod Hess

Seed to Seed Gardens

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Comments (8)

georgiapeachstill
16 years ago
I would like to do that!
If possible, I would like the following:
PEPPERS
Pe-04 Elephant Ear
Pe-05 Labradoe Bell
Pe-06 Jalapino
Pe-07 Chinese Giant

FLOWERS
Antique Quince -Pineapple
Clematis Integrifolia
Wine Hibiscus
Send me your address via email and I will post the ones for trade to you.
Thanks,
Bonnie :0)

Here is a link that might be useful: My Garden Album
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candycow
16 years ago
hi i only want flowers i have enough diff varietys to do 2 trades (50)2 bubble envies would love to trade with you lmk
fallcreek5@aol.com
lmk i can do 1 or 2 trades without dups
candy
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retsec
16 years ago
Sent you email.
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pumkingal
16 years ago
Count me in, have alot of varieties to share;;
Looking mainly for flowers that dry nicely;;
astibe-white & rose
cocks comb
flamingo feather
straw flowers
peonies-kirinmaru--sorbert--la tendresse--raspberry sunre--kansas
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Let me know where to send the seeds, Lisa-pumkingal
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texanjana
16 years ago
I would like to trade. Sent you email.
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etravia
16 years ago
Tod. You have mail!
Thank you,
Maggie
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plays_in_dirt_dirt
16 years ago
Hi, Tod ... I was trader #15 on your list last year and got some really nice surprises, most of which I had never tried to grow. Would like to do this again and have enough for 2 trades (50 seed packs total) ... Lemmeno ... will duplicate this message in email ... thanks
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tod65
Original Author
16 years ago
The Flower seeds are all gone for now.
If you are interested in tradeing flower seeds in the future let me know and I will contact you when I recieve them in trades.
I have around 100 trades going right now and I an sure that I will have plenty to go around.
Thanks,
Tod Hess
Seed To Seed Gardens

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